Having the database definition use MyISAM means that strange and odd things will happen
when trying to use siremis with a clustered database, as only InnoDB clusters 'correctly'.
There aren't any issues switching engines, as long as the user is using MySQL 5.4 or higher, and anyone who's doing a new install now SHOULD be! (There are performance issues with InnoDB on 5.3 and lower)
miconda
commented
6 years ago
Having the database definition use MyISAM means that strange and odd things will happen when trying to use siremis with a clustered database, as only InnoDB clusters 'correctly'.
There aren't any issues switching engines, as long as the user is using MySQL 5.4 or higher, and anyone who's doing a new install now SHOULD be! (There are performance issues with InnoDB on 5.3 and lower)
Signed-Off-By: Rob Thomas xrobau@gmail.com